Hi -
If you have Apache 1.3 and your Apache has mod_ssl installed, you want EAPI.
If no mod_ssl, then no EAPI.
If Apache 2, then neither, use the mod_jk for Apache 2.
The binary should be fine.
HTH
John
Denise Mangano wrote:
Hi all.. Its been a while since I've posted... I'm in a pretty big bind
right now, and I remembered how helpful everyone was here, so I thought
I'd post as I begin my mod_jk venture. (Have to rebuild entire server
by tomorrow )...
To start, I finally finished rebuilding a RH 7.3 box with Apache 1.3.28
and Tomcat 4.1.27. Both are working just as they should.
I'm anticipating the trouble I'm going to have with mod_jk (had TONS
last time), so I'm trying to minimize the pain by asking ahead of time
which mod_jk version I should install - I'm guessing mod_jk-1.2.4? Then
the next question would be do I want to compile from source or is using
the binary ok? Lastly, if the binary is ok, do I want mod_jk-1.2.4.so
or the mod_jk.1.4.0-eapi.so?
Thanks for your help :)
Denise
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